Show news Nes notes its a privilege to live in utah diaper Draper several draper residents have started constructing new homes homen rho hio now building 91 lor for the greater part are ro being built 1 in the eastern part of tile community three houses are unter under construction and a number more wl will bo be started shortly the building started aa soon na as the lust last of lie ho son seap ronn ions crops wore were marketed stilt salt lake utah celery Is becoming and more important its aa a crop to tor shipment to outside points its aliby duality cannot bo be excelled it Is crisp ling haa 11 inn firm white walto texture arid and a delicious flavor which has haa created a very large dorna demand fid draper craper an experiment in chicken rations norv being conducted by voul poul thymen at diaper may mean dinean the elimination of feeding ceding mangels beets and other forms forma of vego vegetable table roughage and nl at tho the same time afford a now new outlet for utah alfalfa according to word received from A 11 II Mic holsen president of tho the utah poultry association cia tion salt lake utah to Is particularly fortunate in having within its boundaries tile ho rare necessary for mineral fertilizer some rt of the largest known supplies of phosphate and potash are arc located in utah and hydro electric Is at land hand for the fixation of nitrogen rotary park the tha alt lias has grantor granted to tho the city crook creek mining I 1 company to bore a tunnel through a ridge about a nillo mile above rotary notary park lark the commission has notified the cupl ltd IA foret forestry itry service that it has hafi no ob 1 ifton Ift tin ln to the tunnel tile tho land Is riven by b tile tho city because of its ith water rights but tho the tunnel permit Is issued by tile tho forestry service upon tile tho approval of the city oralu drain livestock or ore and merchandise inert have all been greater creator than last year in the western union region which includes utah and sur our loundon lound ln states slates to W L flartey secretary of the central ut n shippers advisory board ilo ho Is hero here to arrange tor for participation in a meeting of ills his organization december 8 at lincoln nob liar harvey ve y said fluid that car loadings in this region in licato an increase in business this year over last nt t about 10 per cent provo prove A movement to increase the tariff on turkeys imported into tho the linsted states stales markets margets from foreign countries from 6 to to 9 conta cents per pound Is being fostered by the utah poultry cooperative marketing us as so clation in conjunction with other organizations engaged in the turkey business bual on a largo large it 19 by officials of this a as a Sc lation layton countes coun coul tys itYs sugar boot beet har harvout voit Is well under way in liwally every part aart tit of the ho county men ind boys are engaged lr ir topping loading und hauling beets scores of wide wagons pil piled led high with the hito roots trail over the roads either 1 to joil ding stations or to tho the sugar taci bory ii y tit at liton layton although the crop Is lighter than normal this season la in inside In sive we work rk will be feces necessary sary as long ui s beets remain in the fields the beet li arvest la Is progressing rapidly due to ideal conditions myton the outlook for the turkey rop crop r op in the uintah basin for or tho the son ihli h in of 1926 Is about tile the samo same as that of 01 last year in 1925 about two car or 1 14 of turkeys bure shipped out of u basin and tho price paid was 32 12 i por per poud it Is expected that hat I 1 I 1 is bearg cars crop will equal that of last i r the farmers are beginning to CI tin their birds tor for tho the thanksgiving market suit lake 1826 1926 crop of grain hay and potatoes Is at least up to tn average but not so largo large us as in 1925 while alfalfa aeed apples and peaches are below ave average ruge with the beet crop exceptionally poor it i is revealed in tile tho october 1 crop re tort or of tile ho united states department ol of agriculture issued from rom tile tho optics ff f frank andrews agricultural stalls I 1 un cian this report Is based baand upon I 1 binary ln ry returns of harvest except for foxy tt lato late crops such as apples sugar I 1 ws ca corn nall late potatoes the I 1 figures tor for those late crops vr s re estimated from their condition omitt i october 1 I 1 ilesi I ey tho the week opened tho the ordvin I 1 i with receipts heavy 1 i 1 i in cattle with nn an active lt the receipts eru cattle 1 I 1 hugs and sheep M i miller i ibelli tile idalio idaho topped tile tho attel i tr ril et with ten 1290 pound animals at anson the school hoard board of tb thu l lio district has announced the im n ii 11 il al beet vacation to begin friday nl close october 25 during the va ia c aln the teachers ot the district will elrud tho the annual U E A convention in n bo ba held at salt lake iden the production of alfalfa sved throughout the united states la is r insider ably smaller this year than in 1925 due to tho the decrease in the amour amount 11 of seed hat hai vested in utah frank an a federal agricultural statistician announced last tuesday salt lake because the grazing of 0 a band of jaff la Pyrie yB i banyon a n yo n Is in such close proximity to the he route of sightS trips state fish and dame game commissioner D I 1 H I 1 madsen has issued a proclamation foi the protection of tho animals al |